It’s make it or break it time for the final four handymen. Mike explains this week’s challenges and what skills set the winner apart.
The competition is over for 19 of the original contestants but don’t give up on them yet! You have until 10/12 at noon to help your favorite handyman win a prize in our fan vote.
That’s right, it’s finally here. After six weeks, 16 eliminated contestants and 10 tough challenges, the final four handymen have proven that they’re in it to win it. Only one will walk away with the title, an HGTV talent development deal and $10,000 Sears shopping spree.
So, we want to know. Who do you think will win?
Will it be Shaun Killman?
Or maybe Allison Oropallo?
Possibly Jared Polston?
Or will Andy Panko be the last handyman standing?
Tune in Sunday night at 9/8 c to see if you’re right!
Scott gives you the lowdown on this week’s two challenges. First: an obstacle course to show how varied the challengers’ talents are. Second: a test of their carpentry and problem-solving skills sending two more handymen packing.
Just one more episode to go, the original group of 20 has been whittled down to the best and brightest. Don’t abandon your favorite handyman yet; you can still help them win a prize in our fan vote.
Only four challenges stand between the remaining six contestants and the finish line. Kate, Allison, Andy, Cheryl, Jared and Shaun all think they have the skills to impress guest judge Ryan Ostrum from Sears and Mike Holmes and Scott McGillivray to claim the title.
This week’s challenge begins with a fast-paced obstacle course which will send one competitor packing. Next up, the remaining five will have to prove both their carpentry and problem-solving skills for a chance to be part of the final four. Tell us in the comments below who you think will make it to the finale and don’t forget to tune in Sunday night at 9/8c to see if your favorite handy hopeful makes the cut.
Scott talks about this week’s challenges and why selecting a winner this season will be tough.
We’re a little more than halfway to the finish line and the remaining competitors are all strong contenders for the title and the prize. Mike, Scott and this week’s guest judge, DIY Network’s Kayleen McCabe, have their work cut out for them.
This week, the contestants will have to work as four teams of two to construct a mock living room. The losing team has to shift from team mates to rivals when they face off against each other to determine who’s going home first. Next, the remaining seven handymen head outdoors to lay a patio floor and, when the dust clears, only six contestants will remain. Tune in Sunday night at 9/8c to see if your favorite handy hopeful makes the cut.
Mike explains this week’s challenges and what mistakes could send a contestant packing.
The top 10 competitors have been cut from the original pack of 20. Now the competition really heats up.
Judges Mike and Scott are joined by guest judge Bill Kiss from Sears to test the contestants’ woodworking, plumbing and general tool know-how. They’ll face three mini-challenges that only seem simple and, like previous weeks, more than one handy hopeful will be cut. Check out their bios then tell us who you think will make it into the final eight.
Scott explains tonight’s challenges and what the judges are looking for in this season’s winner.
The first two challenges eliminated six of our handy hopefuls. The remaining 14 hope they have the skills to impress judges Mike Holmes and Scott McGillivray. Sunday night’s episode will determine how well they can construct everyday items using, in the first challenge, just a sketch and in the second challenge, a detailed set of plans.
Tune in Sunday night at 9/8 c to watch the remaining handymen tackle their next two challenges. Competition is even tougher this week and four more competitors will be cut. Check out their bios then tell us who you think will be packing up their tools and heading home next.
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